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CTG-200W-12V or MeanWell LRS-200-12

Two models side by side: measurements taken by the author in their reviews, and their conclusions. The better value in each row is highlighted.

In brief: Based on review measurements: Test current: MeanWell LRS-200-12 (20 A vs. 19.2).

ModelCTG-200W-12VCTG-200W-12V2025Read review →MeanWell LRS-200-12MeanWell LRS-200-122023Read review →
Current, A16.717
Test current, A19.220
Review conclusionRecommendedRecommended

Only in one review: Voltage 12 V (CTG-200W-12V); Power 200 W (CTG-200W-12V); In test 207 W (MeanWell LRS-200-12); Under load 12.162 V (CTG-200W-12V); Ripple 160 mV (CTG-200W-12V); Efficiency 86.5 % (CTG-200W-12V); Temperature rise 118 °C (CTG-200W-12V).

CTG-200W-12V: Praised for its sound topology, overvoltage protection, and excellent regulation; the input capacitor is undersized.

MeanWell LRS-200-12: The PSU regulates voltage well and the author clearly recommends it; a long test ran at over 200 W.

Figures were taken from the review text and checked against the quoted passages. Measurement conditions differ between reviews, so read the reviews yourself before buying. Prices at the time of review.

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